Unfortunately, it matters less what people want than what these people want
Of the 227 sitting MPs and senators, only 12 declared no property ownership.
Several senators are on the list, although we cannot be sure this provides an exhaustive picture because the property holdings of senators’ spouses are not published.
Some in this group declared a financial interest in trusts but were not required to disclose any property held in those trusts.
The ETS was widely considered to be worse than doing nothing for climate issues. Rudd's government refused to talk to third parties over the ETS, and exclusively negotiated with the coalition. A year later the Gillard government actually talked to the cross bench and much, much better policy was passed.
The HAFF was passed, but only after the cross bench managed to eke out amendments to make it actually commit to doing something.
Both of those policies started as pure virtue signaling, and ended up doing material good only in spite of Labor.
(I don't know anything about the logging ban)